Acting for private and public sector organisations requiring turnaround, transformation or performance improvement services.
Helping clients protect and recover value through proactive cyber risk identification and management, and rapid action in response to a breach.
Uncover, analyse and clarify facts at the centre of disputes, frauds and other sensitive commercial matters.
Assists clients to grow, protect and recover value in their real estate portfolios.
Working with organisations to stabilise the business or to recover value on behalf of stakeholders.
We are Asia-Pacific’s trusted advisers in forensic, real estate, corporate advisory and restructuring.
KordaMentha staff are actively engaged in giving back to their communities.
Our reach is global with eight offices across Australia, Jakarta and Singapore.
Director | Corporate Melbourne
"I thrive on helping clients tackle their most challenging commercial, operational and financial challenges."
Formal and informal debt and capital restructuringTurnaround engagementsVoluntary Administrations, DOCAs and liquidationsAgribusiness, heath, mining and mining services industries.
B.Com (Curtin University) major in Business Law and AccountingChartered Accountant with the Institute of CAANZAdvanced Certification in Insolvency (ARITA)Advanced Restructuring and Turnaround (ARITA) – Highest Mark (WA 2017)IWIRC Rising Star Award 2017.
Former chair of the TMA WA NextGen committee
Former member of the TMA WA committee
Volunteer at Leading Youth Forward
Financial toolbox – regional sub-committee member
Publication
In an economic landscape with constantly shifting goal posts, CFOs have a key role in enabling leadership to make financially informed decis...
Media Release
KordaMentha is pleased to announce the promotion of 12 new partners across the business.
News
For many Australian businesses, insurance is a “set and forget”. Company executives assume that, after taking coverage for a specific issue,...
Blog
Despite planning ahead to mitigate COVID-related impacts, we have consistently heard from management teams across December and January that ...